Blueberry: La Tribu Fantome (Signed First with Extras) EC and CCA (1950-1956) Hold on to your hat

Hold on to your hat because it’s dark and doesn’t feel like a happy ending

in the Tree Studio on East Ontario Street

Prince Valiant set a new standard for the serial drama when it debuted in 1937

Wormwood and his eclectic posse search for the Leprechaun Queen

The whole family has indeed inherited an old aunt's house in the country

Blueberry: La Tribu Fantome (Signed First with Extras) EC and CCA (1950-1956) Hold on to your hatA particularly collectable copy of the First Edition ("depot legal. March 1982") of this famous episode in the Lieutenant Blueberry series from the team of Charlier and Giraud this one signed by Giraud as follows: "pour l'amitie des peuples et la fin des barrieres Gir." ("For the fellowship of mankind and the end of barriers Gir") Also included is the original press kit for its release: three text sheets and folder with Giraud b&w art. Plus an